Financial experts are starting to recognize that Joe Biden is likely to win the presidency... if the polls are correct, what will that mean both for the economy and for investors? (at 13:30) --- Expert advice on staying in shape and staying healthy during the cold weather months, and the holiday season that's coming soon (at 23:53) --- The upside of the pandemic has been more family time... here's how to make the most of it and ensure it doesn't start to feel like too much family time (at 32:16)

Seven months into the pandemic, and cases are once again on the rise... the Association of American Medical Colleges have added their voice to the call for a national testing strategy they say has been lacking since the start (at 14:38) --- Community and Business Spotlight: A reminder about safe disposal of old medications, and how your pharmacist can be an important part of your healthcare team (at 24:52) --- In the third week of the expanded high school football playoffs, the competition is getting tighter for area teams that remain in the running (at 30:37) --- Some of our family's favorite recipes to share with yours... this week in Kyra's Kitchen (at 46:36)

Data shows black-owned startups have access to less than one percent of the total resources available to make a company successful... now one venture capital firm is launching an initiative to change that equation (at 16:02) --- The American Heart Association has updated its guidelines for CPR training and emergency response to highlight the importance of bystander response and recognize disparities in the likelihood of such intervention in underserved communities (at 23:42) --- Throwback Thursday: ''Capitalism for Democrats'' (at 32:10) --- Viral internet celebrities The Peterson Farm Bros have teamed with 4-H to educate the public about the importance of pollinators to agriculture and all of us (at 47:09)

Scoring Governor DeWine's response to the coronavirus pandemic against that of other state leaders... how does Ohio compare when analyzing the data? (at 13:53) --- Has the Ohio legislature had enough? State Senator Rob McColley discusses his support for SB-374, a measure to repeal the curfew on alcohol sales in an effort to limit spread of COVID-19 (at 22:15) --- Keeping the Faith: One-third of churchgoers have fallen away during the pandemic... what will that mean for individual parishes and entire denominations in a post-pandemic world? (at 31:44) --- Remember the Ice Bucket Challenge? Here's one example of how the millions of dollars raised by that viral Facebook stunt are now leading to advanced tools in the fight against ALS (at 48:25)

The show must go on... Motor Trend has revealed their pick for 2021 SUV of the Year (at 14:36) --- Here's something you probably haven't given much thought to during the pandemic... are you following best laundry practices to keep yourself and your family safe? (at 22:15) --- Around Town: The Children's Mentoring Connection is putting a new twist on their 12th annual 'Uncorked and Unplugged' event (at 28:38) --- COVID-19 has upended everyone's lives, but imagine being in peak physical shape for a historic Olympics debut only to learn that the games have been delayed by a full year (at 44:10)

'The March of the Children'... details on a massive prayer event being organized by Catholic Extension to happen this week along 2,000 miles of the US-Mexico border (at 13:57) --- A new report in the Journal of the American Medical Association-JAMA-warns a 'second wave' of mental health issues may be coming as coronavirus cases rise again (at 22:25) --- Simple swaps to make those fall recipes and favorite treats a little healthier for you and your family (at 41:50)

Millions of already struggling families have been pushed to the breaking point... the Salvation Army anticipates record demand for assistance during the upcoming holiday season and beyond (at 13:51) --- Just like the pandemic has impacted our health, both directly and indirectly, the same is true for animals as well... how veterinarians are adapting and responding to the crisis (at 21:20) --- As several area teams continue their run in the high school football playoffs, others are just beginning their post-season campaign... we get a preview of all of this week's games (at 29:29) --- More hearty fall recipes for your slow cooker from Kyra's Kitchen (at 42:23)

Hancock Public Health commissioner Karim Baroudi weighs in on our local status on the state's COVID map, schools expanding their in-person learning days and the upcoming cold and flu season that could throw a monkey wrench in all of it (at 15:19) --- The annual Medicare open enrollment period begins today... if nothing else, what we've been through this year should emphasize the importance of getting this decision right (at 27:24) --- As cooler weather settles in to stay, we have What You Need to keep your family healthy this cold and flu season (at 34:18) --- What could be better on a cool autumn evening than diving into a time-twisting thriller? Author Lee Matthew Goldberg previews his latest novel ''The Ancestor'' (at 46:03)

If working from home is becoming the 'new normal' for many offices moving forward, how can business owners and managers adapt to ensure the best experience for both employees and the company? (at 15:02) --- This month's 19th annual Information Assurance Forum presented by CentraComm and the University of Findlay will feature security experts on the latest fast-growing threat to businesses of all sizes in all industries... ransomware (at 23:48) --- Keeping the Faith: We hear a lot about health and well-being these days... but are you ''Well With God''? (at 34:35) --- Community and Business Spotlight: The annual fundraising campaign for the United Way of Hancock County is well underway (at 47:38)

Findlay City Schools are the latest to announce plans for bringing students back to in-person class four days a week... superintendent Troy Roth explains why the district decided the time was right to make that move (at 13:03) --- As an increasing number of schools move toward more in-person learning days, are the risks greater than the reward for students? It's a simple question with complicated answers (at 22:32) --- The last time the world changed so dramatically in such a short amount of time was on 9/11... a reminder that the threats of terrorism haven't diminished, even today (at 31:29) --- What's Happening: An update on programs and activities of the Hancock County OSU Extension and 4-H program (at 44:42)